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Application: Cloud Computing, Grid Computing
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China building a city for cloud computing
Computerworld (Feb 7 2011) Cloud Computing
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China is building a city-sized cloud computing and office complex that will include a mega data center, one of the projects fueling that country's double-digit growth in IT spending.
The entire complex will cover some 6.2 million square feet, with the initial data center space accounting for approximately 646,000 square feet, according to IBM, which is collaborating with a Chinese company to build it.
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